Martinique is one of the rare Caribbean islands to be able to offer 365 scuba diving days per year.

Most of our dives take place on the West Coast, mainly in the south of the island.

To discover : sublime reefs, coral fields, a very varied and colorful fauna, and for the most experienced wrecks (notably the Nahoon, accessible from Level 2).

Divers enjoy warm water temperatures all year varying from 26° C to 29 ° C and crystal clear water offering exceptional visibility. More than ideal conditions to discover some of the most beautiful backgrounds in the world ! Maybe you will even have the chance to come across a tortoise !?

Some unmissable spots

- The Cave of Colors : an ideal dive for beginners !

You will discover a very rich fauna and flora, with the final bouquet a wall then a cave lined with multicolored sponges ! You will cross a small coral field, shelters many diodons (the famous porcupine fish !). The lucky ones will have the chance to come across antennas or even rarer seahorses.

An ideal spot for baptisms as well as for shallow explorations.

– Les Jorasses : the underwater show

This dive, more technical, requires a little more experience, particularly because of the fairly recurring flow on this site. It offers one of the most beautiful visibility among the Martinican or Caribbean seabed.

Divers will discover large schools of trevally, PhD students, but it is above all the immense coral plateaus that make the popularity of this site. A real underwater spectacle.

- The wreck of the Nahoon : boarding !

The Nahoon, located off Anses d´Arlet between Pointe de la Baleine and Cap Salomon, is a recent wreck which explains its exceptional state of conservation.

A 36 meters deep you will discover a three-masted sailboat voluntarily sunk in 1993 in order to make it a place of colonization by marine fauna. Successful objective since the Nahoon now contains very many species, some of which you will probably only come across on the wreck.

This dive requires at least a level 2.